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Christmas light installation in Severna Park.

Every year the chamber of commerce lights its tree at 1 Holly Avenue. We hang the lights on your house.

  • From $650 for a single-story front roofline
  • Insured
  • Free estimates
A large white house at night with its roof peaks and garage outlined in warm white lights
Warm white on the peaks and the garage.

Where the chamber's tree is lit

1 Holly Avenue

The Severna Park chamber of commerce holds its annual tree lighting here.

  • 447 of the 14,215 homes in town are attached single-family homes such as townhouses.
  • About a seventh of the census area is water: 7.1 square kilometres of it against 42.8 of land.

Who hangs Christmas lights in Severna Park?

We do. Severna Park is part of our area, and a single-story front roofline starts at $650. You lease the lights, and the price takes in the design, a timer, any repairs, the takedown once the New Year arrives and storage until next season.

Sources: Anne Arundel County, the US Census Bureau, USGS place names and a Macaroni KID listing. Checked October 8, 2026.

A roofline of your own.

Warm white, red and white, or every color. You pick the look.

Red, green and white lights on a roofline and a tree
Red, green and white, with a wrapped tree.

Questions

When is the Severna Park tree lighting?

The Severna Park chamber of commerce holds it every year at 1 Holly Avenue and sets its own date, so look for the chamber's notice. It is the town's event, not ours: we light private homes.

Can you light a house on one of the creeks off the Severn?

Yes. On its Severn River side, Severna Park takes in Yantz Creek, Forked Creek, Stevens Creek, Sullivan Cove and Rock Cove. Tell us which sides of the house you want lit, the one facing the water included, and the estimate prices each.

Can a shop on Ritchie Highway get holiday lights?

Yes. We light businesses as well as homes, and a business gets its own quote. The county's Region 4 Plan names Ritchie Highway in Severna Park as one of the region's major commercial nodes.

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